10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ENERVATIVE»
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enervative in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
enervative and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Enervative Change: The Impact of Change Initiatives on ...
The primary purpose of this book was to research the impact of stressors related to continuous change and persistent change initiatives, hypothesized as enervative change, specifically on the employee's level of job stress and job ...
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The E-Learning Handbook: Past Promises, Present Challenges
This chapter suggests that for many of these so-called e-learning sites the e must
stand for enervative, endless, or empty learning. The adjective enervative means
“to weaken or destroy the strength or vitality of” something (www.answers.com, ...
Saul Carliner, Patti Shank, 2008
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The survival. With An apology for scepticism
enervative fear. Health has restored to me my old 1872. fortitude. 474- November
14.TH. A Jew broker called on me last evening to offer me the furniture of a
woman of the demi-monde. The man was made for the function of pimp. I took the
...
Stout (1927) has suggested the term Plethoric Sterility for the condition when
plants have an excess of such vigour, Enervative Sterility for plants in the reverse
condition. On the hypothesis that the carbohydrate-nitrogen relationship
influences ...
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The American Journal of the Medical Sciences
It is this irritation, the traces of which always indicate a degTee of inflammation
that terminates the life of the patient, by precipitating, as we believe, the
enervative movements, whenever death is not induced either by compression of
the brain, ...
... middle class, whose great want is expansion, tends to become enervative and
weakening to an aristocratic class — a class which must rule by superiority of all
kinds, superiority not to be won without contention of spirit and a certain severity.
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The Works of Matthew Arnold: A French Eton. Higher schools ...
... middle class, whose great want is expansion, tends to become enervative and
weakening to an aristocratic class — a class which must rule by superiority of all
kinds, superiority not to be won without contention of spirit and a certain severity.
Matthew Arnold, George William Erskine Russell, Thomas Burnett Smart, 1904
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A System of Practical Medicine
In regard to temperament, it is undoubted that the disease invades nervous and
hypochondriacal subjects oftener than others, but all temperaments are liable in
the presence of those enervative influences that degrade physical health and ...
William Pepper, Louis Starr, 1885
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On diseases peculiar to women
The inhabitants become enervative and indolent. Hence, from the long summers,
and the sedentary and indolent habits thereby generated, nervous affections
become more frequent. Ladies of the south suffer comparatively more than those
of ...
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An English and Chinese standard dictionary: A-L
Enervation, (en-er-va'-shun) n. The act of enervating, the state of being enervated
, gfli,^l3, gBJc£Jw> effeminacy, ffigf, ft|8. Enervative, (e-ner'-va-tiv) a. Enervating,
SHW.*AW- [®*E- Enfamish,(en-fam'-isli)j). f. To famish, fH, Enfeeble, (en-fee'-bl ) ...
3 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «ENERVATIVE»
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Who rules Egypt?
The Ottomans relied on coercion by its own janissary Mamlouk caste, in addition to the local Mamlouks, to extract enervative taxes from local ... «Your Middle East, Jun 15»
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Enervative and inveighed. And despite more complex and complicated issues, they are forced to endure the embarrassment of a large, ... «CBS Local, Dec 12»
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It is easy-listening snark, snark wallpaper, enervative snark. The persons doing the snarking include both comedians earning what one hopes ... «Slate Magazine, May 10»
